Award Profile
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Amanda Gorman
Tags Share Amanda Gorman is an award-winning writer and activist. She is the youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history and, in 2017, was named the first-ever National Youth Poet Laureate by Urban Word. Her work, including “The Hill We Climb,” recited at the inauguration of President Joe Biden, focuses largely on themes of hope, unity,…
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James Gandolfini
Tags Share James Gandolfini received the 2011 RFK Journalism Grand Prize Award for “Wartorn.”
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May Ying Welsh
Tags Share May Ying Welsh received the 2012 RFK Journalism Grand Prize Award for “Bahrain: Shouting in the Dark.”
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Rebecca Cammisa
Tags Share Rebecca Cammisa received the 2010 RFK Journalism Grand Prize Award for “Which Way Home.”
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Dana Priest and Anne Hull
Tags Share Dana Priest and Anne Hull received the 2008 RFK Journalism Grand Prize Award for “The Other Walter Reed.”
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Carol Guzy
Tags Share Carol Guzy received the 2009 RFK Journalism Grand Prize Award for “Birth and Death.”
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Karen O’Connor and Miri Navansky
Tags Share Karen O’Connor and Miri Navansky received the 2006 RFK Journalism Grand Prize Award for “New Aylums.”
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Donald McNeil, Jr. and Celia W. Dugger
Tags Share Donald McNeil, Jr. and Celia W. Dugger received the 2007 RFK Journalism Grand Prize Award for “Disease on the Brink.”
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Tracy Weber and Team
Tags Share Tracy Weber, Charles Ornstein, Mitchell Landsberg, and Steve Hymon received the 2005 RFK Journalism Grand Prize Award for “The Troubles and King/Drew.”
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